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Gemini's current product naming strategy is overly complex, with numerous similar model names that confuse users. OpenAI has recognized this issue and is moving towards a simpler naming convention for ChatGPT, which could serve as a model for Google. The need for clarity in AI product offerings is becoming increasingly important as consumers seek straightforward solutions.
The article highlights the absurdity of having too many options in AI tools, especially for casual users. OpenAI's approach to streamline its product names could enhance user experience significantly. Google should adopt a similar strategy to ensure that its AI products are user-friendly and accessible.
• Gemini's naming complexity hinders user experience and understanding.
• OpenAI's simplification of ChatGPT branding sets a precedent for clarity.
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